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California Law for Security Officers
Building on the Legal Concepts course, this program is tailored
to those officers working in the Golden State. General topics
such as misdemeanors versus felonies are covered, however
the real values in this program are the extracts from the
California Penal Code. Laws of particular interest to the
working security officer are covered. The premise is simple:
if the officer's job is crime prevention, then he or she
should know what a crime is in their specific state. Subjects
include, but are not limited to: use of force, handling
shoplifters, criminal damage, burglary and trespassing.
And as with all courses in the Professional Development
Series, automated quizzes and a final exam document the
completion of this important training. Completion of Legal
Concepts is recommended as a prerequisite to California
Law for Today's Security Officer.
Each student will receive a Record of Training at the end
of these programs. The student may then purchase an IFPO
Certificate of Completion for $10.00 upon request.
Course Overview
- What is Law?
- Common Law
- Case Law and Statutes
- Civil and Criminal Law
- The California Penal Code
- Misdemeanors and Felonies
- Specific California Offenses
- Regulations for Private Investigators
- Regulations for Security Services
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